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Short Tins Poems

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Premium Member Copper Tins
copper tins on shelf
gleaming panner’s gold
— priceless faux lighting

4/2/2018...

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Categories: tins, light,
Form: Haiku



Rumour
An email just received is a sham,
stating swine flu comes from tins of ham,
but don’t get a fright,
for this is not right,
when the email claims ham, well it’s spam....

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Categories: tins, humor,
Form: Limerick
Money Box
Did you ever been a money box,
Were you forced to place money in?
I wanted to buy lollies, you see,
Or even a Mad magazine,
All enforced savings, 
In the old money tins....

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Categories: tins, nostalgia, youth,
Form: Free verse
Una
There once was a shopkeeper called Una,
Whose bottom was getting rather lunar.
‘If fishing’s good for health,
‘I’ll reel tins from the shelf,’
She said as she caught a can of tuna....

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© Jack Horne  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: tins, sports
Form: Limerick
Briefly
finally nobody remembers the legend
let alone become
you dragging from your back empty tins
you don't be fooled to noise
what they say is not clear
everyone knows his own adventure...

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Categories: tins, allegory,
Form: Alliteration



21st Century Nursery Rhymes 203
Rub-a-dub-dub,
Margarine in a tub,
Without any butter the table is bare
The crumpets, the muffins, 
Bread from the loaf tins
They all need to be buttered thick
For the most satisfyingly simple fare...

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Categories: tins, food
Form: I do not know?
Melting Crayons
I have a collection
Crayola dated tins
You punched everyone of them
That's how you win

I finally have courage
To let them go
Eleven years later
A memory I buried below

I love candles
I will make something new
Melting my crayons
Giving them back to you...

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Categories: tins, angst,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Hoarder
I collect tins and bags
of coffee, Hector brings
me, for future
barter.

Some unknown calamity,
I will have all the
coffee.

Tins and bags of
gold, a hoard to
protect.

Safe passage, ammo, maybe a
scarf for a loved
one, my mind creates endless
outcomes.

I' m hoping coffee is in
short
supply.



11/16/13...

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Categories: tins, angst
Form: Free verse
Not Like This
Revelations,

intimating sanctions,

sailing you to make-shifts,

assailing with blank lips-

I rock Hetty,
while she make's a day-list,

I'm rock steady,
but she's having her hanky tins.

We both have a family-
they all have flailing limbs,

why can't we get along on a train we ask?

But soon lose to space ships...

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Categories: tins, august, betrayal, break up, change, first love,
Form: Imagism
Premium Member Merwoman Mamiue
Who can control the gold guppies the fishwisher did ask.
Merwoman Mamie said she might be up to the task.
She had raised some children – mermaids and mermens.
Pretty soon she had the gold guppies doing tricks in their tins.
She does it so easily, observed a coral reef god named Nom.
Maybe because she already has experience as a fantastic mom....

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Categories: tins, 3rd grade, 4th grade, 5th grade, 6th
Form: Rhyme
Bygone Days
Bygone days

Climbing trees 
Paper boats
Scabby knees
Duffle coats
Pick n mix
Runny nose
Thrupenny bits
Scruffy clothes 
Flying kites
Desperate Dan 
Conquer fights
Tins of spam
Spots n pimples
Teachers cane
Hunting thimbles
Bronco lane
Skimming stones
Hopscotch
Nit combs
Chicken pox
Kicking cans
Running wild
Building dams
Fifties child...

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Categories: tins, childhood,
Form: Rhyme
Ghosts
We are the first dead in this house
Books in dysfunctional piles; debris,
Tins of old paint in the garage,
Airtight as the finish on bedroom doors.
A density of standing air,solemn
With the austerity of dried cornflowers.
Sour margarine on thin grey bread,
Old gruel of past weekdays, gone;
Children`s laughter in a bottle,
Too late, too cold, now not part of it....

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Categories: tins, children,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Alien Invasion
I don’t have a basement
there’s no hills here to run to
no caves for miles around

haven’t stockpiled tins of beans
or tomatoes
or peach slices

panic buying hasn’t been bought
no guns no knives 
except cutlery

and I’m not a film star
getting out of impossibilities
saving the world with nice teeth

so I guess I’ll just stay in bed
or pull up a chair
watching it all eating crisps


...

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Categories: tins, fun, funny, humanity, humor, humorous, science fiction,
Form: Light Verse
Premium Member Quake Footles
Earth quakes Rocks slip Tremors jolting Tins clash Men scream Ground cracks Mud caves Sea growls Boats sway Waves roar Tides crash Birds roost Beasts cry Fear creeps Knees shake Rubble surrounds Fate sneers Death waits God helps Quake stills All wreck No death Silence pervades
May.29.2022 ~Placed eighth~ A Brian Strand Premiere Poetry Contest...

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Categories: tins, angst, anxiety, death, fear,
Form: Footle
Only the Best
In her cupboards
are dried herbs,
spices and condiments.
She keeps the kitchen clean,
the pantry clean
but no food except for cat food,
cans and cans of cat food,
wet cat meats in stacked tins.
Only the best, good quality cuisine
fit for her and her cats.
The cats will not consume
the food if spiced or seasoned.
Over the years
her tastes have changed
now she takes no spices,
but her whiskers tingle
at the thought of catnip....

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Categories: tins, poetry,
Form: Free verse
Scented Leaves
Gold leaves are stirring 
Beneath my soles, scented leaves 
Like warm gingerbread wakes 
Prepping for the day 
Families give thanks 

See frost white cement 
Reminding me of cookies 
Oh the batches and tins 
This is how we know 
Christmas soon begins 

Red and green fireworks 
Summon a great new year, bang!
Kiss me like your champagne 
Look to see me soon 
Reminisce and change!

11.12.19
Sponsor of "Scented Leaves" - Kim Rodrigues...

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Categories: tins, celebration, christmas, family, firework, holiday, new years
Form: Rhyme
In the Heat of the Battle
Spare me the goof,
O dear Captain,
Hear the rattling mess tins,
My dear old kit bag,
Worn out in action,
I lost my hold-all,
The spare drawers’ cotton,
A half-full water bottle,
Almost emptying my Haversack lunch,
The sun is scorching,
The camouflage is withering,
The cover is blowing out,
Silhouetted we crawl, 
The impetus is gathering, hell no,
The attack is uphill, so soon,
O dear Captain,
Silver-tongued Captain,
Think so fast, so fast like never before....

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Categories: tins, hero,
Form: Light Verse
Only the Best
In her cupboards are dried herbs, dried spices and condiments. She keeps the kitchen clean, the pantry clean but no food except for cat food, cans and cans of cat food, wet cat meats in stacked tins. Only the best, good quality cuisine fit for her and her cats. The cats will not consume the food if spiced or seasoned. Over the years her tastes have changed now she takes no spices or herbs but her whiskers tingle at the thought of catnip.
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Categories: tins, poetry,
Form: Free verse
Contract Hey
Contract hey Santas on the thunderbox, Contract given to George Knox, He bid 20cents a tin , To bring the crappy nightsoil in. Crumbob poo had made his bid, He only had 14 kids, 25 cents a tin was it, undercut by another half wit, Great farting in your underjocks, when Tarring the tins for the thunderbox Moral of this story crude, Contracts won by the lower dude, How to force the wages down, Come in sucker it’s your frown The system has you screwed… Don Johnson
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Categories: tins, adventure,
Form: Ballad
Mystery Painter
A painter sits at work
he paints a bird
but it flies away
A crocodile he draws
it rises up to swallow him
A pretty girl he carves out
indecently she assaults him
A lake he paints on a wall
but it plots to drown him
A soldier he sketches on canvas
it takes a sword to cut him
He bangs tins pours paint
and breaks the brushes in anger!
All he created with paint and brush
emerge from nowhere,
arrest and detain him for life
What a mystery painter
in a mystery world!...

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Categories: tins, education, irony, life,
Form: Free verse

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